Yes Dear
Yes Dear formed with Laura Veirs on vocals and guitar, Tucker Martine on drums and production, Brian Blake on bass, and Kevin Stevenson on guitar. They...
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Yes Dear formed with Laura Veirs on vocals and guitar, Tucker Martine on drums and production, Brian Blake on bass, and Kevin Stevenson on guitar. They released their self-titled debut album in 2004, which established their basic approach before they found wider attention with the 2006 single 'Antidote.'
Their music often balanced ethereal harmonies with more grounded, introspective lyrics. Songs like 'Surf The Intensity' and 'Give Me The End' from their catalog reflect that mix of atmosphere and direct emotional pull. They followed 'Antidote' with albums like 'Light Illusion' in 2007 and 'Show Me Stars' in 2010, each exploring variations on their sound.
In 2014 they put out 'Grayscale,' another album that worked in their established vein. The band encountered some legal issues around 2012 related to song ownership, but they continued recording afterward.
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